A truly mixed textile. I admire your creativity.

I have been following in fascination. What a gorgeous hanging.

That is a super review.it told me everything I needed to know about this book.

Despite sewing for decades I had no idea how effective waxing thread is!

Brilliant!

That is amazing! When I started reading your first part I envisaged a confetti technique. This is so much better: I must try Brusho. We had an eminent quilter visit my group who suggested acrylic mixed with textile medium is the answer to any questions.

That is really interesting and a lovely piece of work! An artist new to me, too.

She certainly made our lives easier. My mother never used an ironing board when we were growing up; she ironed on a pile of towels on a wooden side cupboard. I know which I prefer!

A super series! If only I had been able to read this when I started.

What a lovely, honest, cheery blog!

I agree that just picking ip something non-taxing is successful. With me, it us scraps or selvedge sewing.

What a brilliant idea! So often you just need some solid colours that do not reflect a design.

An admirable ideal for this jumbled year. I think mine should be “ finish”.

What a Dream Machine!

The Maths for this block are tricky. I even bought a book about it that didn’t help! I can see the ruler would be great.

I only have the 18”x16” one sadly. It would be lovely to have the big one.

I can understand why.

How lovely. I know from experience how cathartic this form of grieving can be for you and the recipients.

So much nicer, colour based quilts. You are very disciplined.